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DAramis:
As usual... This is done to eliminate all traces that will link him up with his sponsors... Putin should please calm down and observe the situation wisely.

After January 20th, he can bomb that country... Trump will definitely look the other way.

Putin is a gentle man
If na USA now
Hmmmm na propaganda news to war be that.
US and NATO want war with Russia but that guy is wise

hahn:
It will be interesting to watch

At least we don't import anything from either country so the dollar won't be falling as a result of that

But I doubt it. This is a one man incident. It is resolvable

when these world powers fight.. others will feel the residual effects one way or the other... fingers will point at the us. hoping a trump presidency will put an end to us war mongering..

War is coming!

First a Russian jet was gunned down.

Someone is pushing for War.

For how long will Al-asaad and Puttin bomb Aleppo

Funjosh:
For how long will Al-asaad and Puttin bomb Aleppo

Guy how far , shey you participated in MMM?

Funjosh:
For how long will Al-asaad and Puttin bomb Aleppo

Until all the terrorists and their sympathizers are annihilated.

Putin will definitely mobilize his KGB and all the militia on red alert.

I'm sure the Turkish ambassador to Russia must have fled Moscow by now.

And this madness will continue like a ripple effect, surely there shall be a repraisal from the Russian govt

sunvick:
Putin will definitely mobilize his KGB and all the militia on red alert.

I'm sure the Turkish ambassador to Russia must have fled Moscow by now.

I can see a revenge attack on him

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ritababe:
we import many things from US and you know war and US are one.

Obama and war re one nt US. Tankgod d man is gone

seunny4lif:
Putin is a gentle man
If na USA now
Hmmmm na propaganda news to war be that.
US and NATO want war with Russia but that guy is wise

they are shocked Putin hasn't given them their reset button yet. Putin has too many cards to play

Cmon this whole game is getting boring
... Someone should Just drop the first missle already.

From dust we came to dust we shall return. RIP to the dead.

Sunnymatey:
Obama said he will not take it easy with Russia meddling with American election. Now here we are. . . .

Why would Obama want to kill an ambassador? Obama did nothing here. The man is simply one of the numerous cases of brainwashed Islamic radicalism.

The killing won't achieve anything, rather, it would only make Russian bombs to drop more in Syria.

DAramis:
As usual... This is done to eliminate all traces that will link him up with his sponsors... Putin should please calm down and observe the situation wisely.

After January 20th, he can bomb that country... Trump will definitely look the other way.

sunvick:
Putin will definitely mobilize his KGB and all the militia on red alert.

I'm sure the Turkish ambassador to Russia must have fled Moscow by now.

... Common... Turkey is as much a victim as Russia is in this whole settings.. Right now, tourism to Turkey is slowing down due to the incessant bombings in the country. And now that an ambassador had been killed, its going to get a bit worse as people and businesses will continue to feel unsafe in that country.

idupaul:
Guy how far , shey you participated in MMM?

Who is this please

CyberWolf:
Until all the terrorists and their sympathizers are annihilated.

And the most painful part is those guys are finding their way out and spreading across the world while the innocents citizens get trapped and caught inbetween the war.

Vladimir Putinlast night condemned the killing of the Russian ambassador as a 'provocation' aimed at sabotaging ties between Moscow and Ankara.

The Russian president said the death of Andrei Karlov, 62, was designed to 'disrupt the peace process inSyria' as he vowed to 'step up the fight against terrorism'.




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4049712/Putin-brands-Russian-ambassador-killing-provocation-aimed-sabotaging-ties-Moscow-Turkey-vows-directed-killer-s-hand.html

Funjosh:
And the most painful part is those guys are finding their way out and spreading across the world while the innocents citizens get trapped and caught inbetween the war.

Exactly, they know their ways.

Appleyard:

At the bolded, do you really think that he will intervene going by his rethorics of America first in every thing he will do?
Seeks your opinion for clearer understanding.

Explorers:
Exactly my mind o.

This is how it starts, a random shooting by a brainwashed civilian or a planned assassination made to look like it.
Time to watch Russia's reaction.

sunvick:
Putin will definitely mobilize his KGB and all the militia on red alert.

I'm sure the Turkish ambassador to Russia must have fled Moscow by now.

Hahahaha!

Thats true. Watch and see how Turkish crisis might start. Those guys that plotted a failed coup will be mobilized now to fight against the govt over the arrest of all coup plotter. Gradually it will start deteriorating to using arms to kill and fight against govt.
Its usually the American way of invading a country.

Appleyard:
... Common... Turkey is as much a victim as Russia is in this whole settings.. Right now, tourism to Turkey is slowing down due to the incessant bombings in the country. And now that an ambassador had been killed, its going to get a bit worse as people and businesses will continue to feel unsafe in that country.

sunvick:
Thats true. Watch and see how Turkish crisis might start. Those guys that plotted a failed coup will be mobilized now to fight against the govt over the arrest of all coup plotter. Gradually it will start deteriorating to using arms to kill and fight against govt.
Its usually the American way of invading a country.

But what's the world turning into?

DAramis:
At the bolded, do you really think that he will intervene going by his rethorics of America first in every thing he will do?l
Seeks your opinion for clearer understanding.

Well, if there is one thing that I can vouch for Trump on his behalf, is that, he is going to be a real nemesis to most of the countries in the MidEast. That man has no love for islam, but that doesn't mean there would be no sort of intervention by his administration at some point in the future.

Regarding foreign policy in general and the Middle East in particular, Donald Trump, as the new president of the United States, would stand out as the most unpredictable man to have occupied this position ever since his country started deploying an overseas imperial policy in the late 19th century.

Trump has contradicted himself and changed positions or tone on several issues time and again during the electoral campaign. Judging, however, by a few key elements that he persistently reiterated over the past year, here is what can be guessed at this point about the way his presidency may affect the Middle East in terms of active or passive intervention:

The Syrian people will be the first to suffer from his election. The doors of the United States will be slammed shut in the face of would-be Syrian refugees, with maybe an exception made for Christians as Trump's agitation against Syrian refugees has always centred around Islamophobia.

To stop altogether the outflow of refugees from Syria, Trump has advocated the creation of a "safe zone" within the country's borders, where Syrian displaced persons would be concentrated rather than allowed to go abroad as refugees. He boasted that he would make the Arab Gulf states pay for this as he would make Mexico pay for the wall that he intends to build on the border between the two countries. Again, with Russia on ground in Syria, expect the Trumpster to look the other way-we all know how he feels about Russia and Putin.


Secondly,Trump will inaugurate a new policy of friendship and collaboration with Russian President Vladimir Putin, based on accommodating Russia's interests. In the Middle East, this includes accepting Russia's role in Syria as positive and supporting Bashar al-Assad's regime as the lesser evil. Meaning that a less active intervention is likely in the MidEast under Trump.

The collaboration with Russia and Assad would logically involve demanding from the United States' traditional allies in the region that they cease supporting the Syrian armed opposition. Washington would then co-sponsor with Moscow a Syrian "coalition government" that would include conciliationist "opposition" members. This could open the way to US collaboration with the Assad regime in the name of the "war on terror".

Pursuing the policy of favouring "strong men" in power, which he shares with Putin, Trump will want to improve Washington's relations with both Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

He may try to mend fences between the two men and coax them into adhering to a joint effort against "terrorism" that would accept each president's definition of what he regards as terrorism in his own country.
Since Trump is poised to antagonise Iran by revoking the nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration, he may even try to entice Saudi Arabia into joining what would emerge as a Sunni triangle of Ankara, Cairo and Riyadh backed by Washington.

Herein lies the principal inconsistency in Trump's vision for the Middle East (whereas his hostile stance towards China is the principal inconsistency of his global vision): overcoming it requires luring both Moscow and the Assad regime into breaking with Tehran.

Lastly, another regional "strong man" whose relations with Washington will greatly improve under Trump is Benjamin Netanyahu. Thus, another direct victim of Trump's election will be the Palestinian people as Netanyahu will be given more of a free hand in dealing with them than any Israeli prime minister has had since Ariel Sharon in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks.


I can tell you one thing brother, Trump's presidency is definitely going to be one hell of great deals and HUGE cross-atlantic aggregation of national interest as against corporate interests...

The big losers would be the establishment at some point....Which could lead to more chaos and anarchy, as they won't lie back and watch their influence and years of capitalist control dissipated by reenactment of state sovereignty.


Dangerous times ahead....